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... be rendered up by him. They are not for Slavery; but they even find a word of commendation for the President, because he has taken the Western command from the liberating Fremont. They say they are not for Slavery, much less for the Slave-trade. But, ...
... STANLEY'S REMEDY FOR SLAVERY IN AFRICA. la his article in Scribner on tlic Emin Relief Expedition, Mr Stanley discusses the question of the slave trade and its horrors. He comes to the; conclusion that there is only one remedy tor tho wholesale devastations ...
... SLAVERY IN BRITISH EAST AFRICA. AN EXTRAORDINARY AGREEMENT. I Iho information given below has been handed to the Manchester Guardian for publication by a Manchester house doing: business with Z inzibar:— Mombasa, 17th October, 1888. I The following • ...
... CHINESE GIRLS SOLD INTO SLAVERY, The Chinese investigation now going on in the United States District Court, before Judge Hoff. man, has developed (says the New York Herald) into a sensation. Three points have Deen clearly established :-lit. That numbers ...
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... THE ANTI.SLAVERY DEPUTATION AND LORD AOSREBIERY. ?? the many weighty reasons which r are being urged against the evacuation of Uganda by England, probably those which e formed the basis of the representations made I by the deputation which waited upon ...
... le revived ini this Soutl t RSea Ishlsnde, and if they are not willing that one of their own colonies should itself revive slavery iin ai new andl subtler foriii, they must enforce upon the Hoiie Govern. mont the ?? suppression of the wbole traliic iu t ...
... OF THIS ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. Ti.cie was a large and distinguished gathering at the Guildhall, London, oil. Fridiy afternoon, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the aboli- tion of slavery in the British colonies. The Prince of WALfifc, who presided ...
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... THE NEW ANTI-SLAVERY CRUSADE. WE have duly been congratulated by our npws- papers upon the noble character of the mission un- dertaken by Sir BARTLE FRERE to Zanzibar, as representative of this country. Sir BARTLE goes out as the ambasssador of our p ...
... ENGLISH SLAVERY VERSUS COMMON SENSE. [BY A GROCER'S ASSISTANT.] In a recent issue of the Daily Telegraph a leading article appeared upon Sir John Lubbock's Shop Hours Regulation Act, which is to be read for the second time on March 1st. I read this article ...